School debt, sewers: What questions will NY voters answer on November ballots?
New York voters will be asked in November to weigh two constitutional changes about debt limits for local governments and small-city school districts.
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New York voters will be asked in November to weigh two constitutional changes about debt limits for local governments and small-city school districts.
Reckoned with . he has control of hiserence conference and they're standing behind him. >> i had josh hawley, senator josh hollihan earlier. he said he was voting against. a i asked him,nd i well, what do you do? i mean, the democrats want to vote for more spending. you don't have the senate majority. you don't have the white house . so what do people who say no,ope what are they proposing?opos should have beening should havet can be done moving forward now that this has passed? forw if you hadk held up maybe a little bit longer, you could have got a little bit more . mot i think it's importan...
Temperatures to warm up well above average as it surges up over the canadian border. five, ten, 15 degrees above average across the great lakes ended to the northeast. look at friday high temperatures into the 80s and 90s including potential records. a place like buffalo could be around 88 degrees by friday. >> i'm sure they're excited about that. back here in washington the last minute deal to raise our country's debt limits now faces its toughest battle yet -- approval by a closely divided congress.n ane speaker kevin mccarthy are busy getting lawmakers on board before the federal government...
Debt limits are the hardest thing we ever pass in the house for republicans. i joke that once we pass a debt limit increase, the speaker gets five minutes to relax before you start thinking about how you are going to handle the next one. it's a difficult thing. you always need to find some way to work around it, attaching it to something else. it's hard for him to say, here is this deal i got, it cuts -- i don't know exactly the number, but it cuts tens of billions of dollars, permitting reform, working around the edges on work requirements. that's about as ambitious as we are looking here. th...
Consider this bill as a jumping off point for a future bill. it is worth noting that we are beginning to see cracks in that position. and is that right joe manchin is one of a growing number of democrats pressing the prize to negotiate. the deadline is some point in july. and the house isn't even in this week. they're in recess. with the deadline right around the corner, every week counts. joining heme knew from irvi, california, eric swanson, a professor of economics at uc irvine. appreciate you being with us. >> thank you. >> so america is once again on the brink of a treasury debt default...